Toby's tip of the day

If you have kids, always check your settings by doing a sound check as after I finished this episode and decided to check why it was a big file, I realized that there was a echo that was turned on a messed up the sound however I tried fixing it as good as I can.

The Rolling Stones released their top 50 games of all time so I gave my experience in gaming to talk about where the games I know or played should be on this list so here is a little this and that. Do you agree with me or the list? Let me know

https://www.rollingstone.com/culture/rs-gaming-lists/best-video-games-of-all-time-1235215978/super-mario-world-1991-1235216154/

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Today I introduce you to a game that I never even heard about which is making me excited to play which is Cartoon Network Racing. You would not believe who is on the game or how I found it. I also went into a few Tangents.

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Seeing a new idea what could possibly be the new Xbox, I had to come on and talk about it. With what Microsoft has to offer, this should of been done years ago for the consoles.

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🎙️ Toby's Tech Tidbits: 14 Weird Gaming Facts 🎮

Join Toby as he dives into the fascinating world of gaming trivia! In this episode, he uncovers 14 bizarre and unexpected facts that will blow your mind. From secret levels hidden in your favorite games to the surprising origins of iconic characters, Toby leaves no stone unturned in his quest for gaming knowledge.

Whether you're a die-hard gamer or a casual fan, this episode is sure to entertain and educate. So sit back, relax, and get ready to discover some truly weird gaming facts that you never knew you needed to know!

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X- Nintendork

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It's been almost 26 years since Sony had this monster game released for the PS1 which became the best selling PS1 game ever. I look back on the game and give my thoughts, reviews as well as memories of the game with my little cheat code on which car made me unstoppable.

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In this episode, Toby dives into the world of challenging Nintendo games, tackling titles that have tested players' skills and patience for years. From unforgiving platformers to intricate puzzles and boss fights that demand precision, Toby explores what makes these games so tough and memorable. Tune in as he shares stories, tips, and insights on games like Battletoads, Silver Surfer, and even Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.: The Lost Levels. Whether you're a retro gaming fan or just curious about the hardest games in Nintendo's history, this episode is packed with nostalgia and a few laughs along the way!

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The other day was the first time that I ever played the Sega Dreamcast and I have to say why the hell did I sleep on this system? I was blown away with this system and it should of been more popular then it actually was. I give a review and rating on it in this episode.

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A few weeks ago, I was asked a question about which video game that I would remastered if I had the chance. It took me this long to finally come up with a answer and it is "25 to Life". I explain why I picked this one and what they could do to improve it.

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After seeing a video on his Facebook feed, Toby thinks about this topic and realized that the PS2 and XBox has their own music genre. He gives examples and finds what years were the peak and remembers the good times.

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In this episode, we dive into a lesser-known chapter of video game history when Atari ventured into the world of adult games. We'll explore infamous titles like Beat 'Em & Eat 'Em and Custer's Revenge—games that sparked outrage and scandal in the early 1980s. How did these games come to exist alongside the family-friendly image of the Atari brand?

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